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by safog 7y ago
It's pretty amazing the amount of money they make on services. It's almost 45% of the iPhone revenue, while I was under the impression that it was more like 3-4% of overall revenue.
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by safog 7y ago
This is the key thing here - Uber for instance doesn't need to solve L5 self driving. They need to figure out what routes are frequent in their network and what routes can be driven by their self driving car and route a ride appropriat
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by safog 7y ago
Why does it matter if it's Americans listening to it vs third world contractors? Also Google and Amazon are a large American companies that mostly try to do the right thing in terms of user privacy. I'd be more concerned about the
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by safog 7y ago
[Citation Needed]
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by safog 7y ago
Maybe a micro-kernel that just runs the networking stack and couple of drivers for any custom h/w they're using? I also wonder if by optimizing for some combination of battery life, battery size, device size, Cost, QPS required, S
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by safog 7y ago
It would then become American football where offense and defense get swapped out as soon as there's a possession change. No thank you. I like soccer just the way it is now.
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by safog 7y ago
Are there any good soccer data collections (free / reasonably priced) for an individual programmer to build something like this?
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by safog 7y ago
Not sure about the state of the world currently after living in BigCo filter bubble for the past few years, but do you even need custom tools to calculate the delta between the schema as checked into VCS vs the database's actual state?
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by safog 8y ago
+1 - You've vocalized my thoughts much more beautifully than I ever could have. Aside from the general cultural aspect of it (better content, interesting forum discussions, Adium conversations with friends at 2AM), programming as a pro